The International Energy Agency’s outlook for 2020 points to a potentially accelerated energy transition to renewables
COVID-19
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The coronavirus pandemic has exposed global fragilities and underscored the importance of a coordinated effort
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The Head of Remote at the world’s largest all-remote company speaks about the nuances of remote working and the growing acceptance of the idea
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While other large Southeast Asian economies are expected to contract in 2020, Vietnam stands an anomaly
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Digital remittances are booming, and traditional money transfer operators need to quickly catch up if they want to remain relevant
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Sopnendu Mohanty, chief fintech officer at the MAS, talks about the prospects of Singapore’s fintech sector
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Ensuring food security and preventing shortages despite importing most of its food has been one of Singapore’s successes in its handling of the pandemic
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Asia’s developing economies will contract in 2020, with only a handful such as China, Vietnam and Bangladesh expected to see some growth
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The CLMV bloc has been relatively more successful in containing the spread of COVID-19 as compared to the rest of ASEAN, but its recovery will be dependent on a rebound in exports, tourism and domestic demand
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The Bangladesh government's handling of the pandemic has been inadequate, with implications on both public health and the economy
